This issue of the California Association for Counseling and Development Journal reflects counseling at the crossroads: changes and challenges as its theme. The following articles are included: (1) "Attitudes toward People with Disabilities as Expressed by Rehabilitation Counseling and Psychology Students" (L. M. Orange, M. G. Brodwin); (2) "Differences in Perceived Levels of Collaboration between School Counselors and Administrators" (C. M. Kane, N. Ribak-Rosenthal); (3) "The Wellness Paradigm: An Exploratory Study of Graduate Counseling Students" (S. Straffen, P. J. Britton, A. Evans, L. A. Bauhoff, J. Zimmerman, A. Fuchs, N. Taylor); (4) "Multicultural Client Intake Interview Guidelines" (V. N. Noble); (5) "Multicultural Dimensions in Counseling" (M. G. Brodwin, L. O. Mas, C. H. Kimm); (6) "Counseling at the Crossroads: Changes and Challenges" (J. M. Allen); (7) "Measurable Outcomes of Personnel and Guidance Services" (A. M. Mitchell); (8) "A Study of Counselor Education in California" (M. Gerstein); (9) "Guidelines for Counseling Parents of Children with Disabilities" (H. C. Griffin, J. C. Ciechalski, L. Wheeler); (10) "Grief and Loss: Client Resistance in Group Sessions Based on Value and Cause" (G. E. Bennett, R. K. Alvarez); and (11) "Making a Difference" (B. Craft). (MKA)